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Peer to Pier: Conversations with fellow travelers I’m pleased to share May’s “Peer to Pier” interview with Donald Smith , Director of the Scottish Storytelling Centre in Edinburgh.
Interview with Donald Smith, Director of the Scottish Storytelling Centre in Edinburgh | View from the Pier : Travel, Photography, Discovery
We are a small group who meet once a month in Dundee, Scotland to tell and listen to stories.
Dundee Storytelling Group, Blether Tay-gither - stories, storyte
We arrived and descended to the basement of Drouthys hoping to have a roaring fire but there wasnae and there wasnae any wood to light a fire but probably for the best because as folk began to trickle in we saw we had quite a crowd and there wouldn’t have been much room for the fire, we had surely filled the space. If it keeps up this way we will soon need the Caird hall for our storytelling evenings! The atmosphere was festive and many had brought cake of all sorts of shapes and flavours, lots of sugar n’ spice!
Blethering in and around Dundee – Blether Tay-Gither Storytellin
Stories are everywhere around us in newspapers, books, on TV and on the Web. But storytelling happens when the story is told person to person, live, without print or technology. Storytelling is a unique human skill and is one of our oldest artforms.
The Scottish Storytelling Centre | Scottish Storytelling News an
The Grampian Association of Storytellers ("GAS") are a group of storytellers who organise storytelling events and workshops, provide professional storytellers for events and provide a focal point for storytelling in the North East of Scotland. Click here for more information about GAS or scroll down to see our upcoming activities! If you're new to storytelling, or an old hand, come join us once a month (with breaks for summer and Christmas!)
Grampian Association of Storytellers